Shortest woman living (mobile): Jyoti Amge - 62.8 cm (24.7 in) - Guinness World Records
Published September 2, 2023
This video has 25.4M views and 353K likes, ranking #110,205 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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This was shortest living woman Jyoti Amge's spectacular 2013 TV appearance on Guinness World Records TV show Rekorlar Dünyası in Türkiye. Jyoti has taken steps to fulfil her ambitions to become a movie star. Aside from appearing as herself as a guest on TV shows, in 2012 she was a guest on Bigg Boss – India’s take on …
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- September 2, 2023
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